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unshakeable

C2
adjective

Pronunciation

UK

  • /ʌnʃˈeɪkəbəl/

US

  • /ənˈʃeɪkəbəl/

Description

Something unshakeable is not easily changed, weakened, or disturbed. It can describe something physical, but it is more often used for feelings, beliefs, trust, or determination. Think of a tree standing through a storm, or a person whose faith stays strong during hard times. The word suggests deep strength and calm stability.

You might talk about a leader's unshakeable conviction, a child's unshakeable trust in a parent, or a friend's unshakeable support. It is also used for things like proof or an alibi when they seem impossible to challenge. In both literal and figurative use, the idea is the same: something remains solid even when pressure is applied.

Examples

  1. 1

    Job interview

    She spoke with unshakeable confidence during the interview.

  2. 2

    Team trust

    Even after two bad games, the coach's faith in his players was unshakeable.

  3. 3

    Personal belief

    He had an unshakeable belief that things would get better.

  4. 4

    Project support

    Her support for the project remained unshakeable, despite months of criticism.

  5. 5

    Emergency response

    In the middle of the emergency, the nurse stayed calm and unshakeable.

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Main spelling

  • unshakeableadjective